Barron’s notes that many strategists are advising investors to increase their allocations to China because the nation’s economy is further along in its recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic. Managers of emerging market funds have already been preparing for the bill that could delist Chinese companies by selling their U.S.-listed stocks and buying their secondary listings in Hong Kong. Retail investors in the U.S. could also access these listings in Hong Kong, so it’s unclear just how well the measure would protect American investors.
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